The United States has not captured Venezuela's president. This appears to be based on misinformation. The current situation involves the U.S. government recognizing opposition figure Juan Guaidó as the legitimate interim president of
Europe's debate over air conditioning is getting more intense, with some calling it a "heat panic" and others saying people are being "sacrificed at the altar" of cooling.
A bomb exploded in Moscow, killing at least three people, after a device carried by a woman went off.
Cyprus has welcomed the resignation of the UK's trade envoy after his visit to the northern part of the island, which is under Turkish occupation.
Starmer, Burnham, Farage, Polanski—this week in politics has felt like an eternity in hell.
My month without a smartphone: would giving it up make me healthier, happier, or just more stressed?
A moment that changed me: when my husband died, birds started acting strangely around me.
Former Greek Prime Minister Tsipras harshly criticizes his ex-finance minister Varoufakis, calling him a "celebrity," in his memoir.
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